Red Rocks Amphitheater Concert Experience

Experience a musical journey at Red Rocks Amphitheater, where every concert is an adventure set against the backdrop of the majestic Rockies.

Ticket prices vary from $40-300
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Experience the magic of live music at Red Rocks, where nature's acoustics and stunning views create an unforgettable evening. Embark on a musical journey at Red Rocks Amphitheater, where every concert is an adventure set against the backdrop of the majestic Rockies. At Red Rocks Amphitheater, every concert is a blend of natural beauty and sensational sounds. From securing your spot to witnessing the first chord strike under a starlit sky, the experience is unparalleled. Navigate the venue with ease using our tips on transportation and seating, and make sure to pack essentials like a rain jacket and water bottle. As the night unfolds, let the venue's world-renowned acoustics carry you away in a celebration of music and nature.

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Itinerary

Ticket Purchase: Secure early to avoid sell-outs.
Transportation: Opt for shuttles or carpools; arrive early.
Explore: Visit the museum and trails before the show.
Concert Time: Find your seat, enjoy the acoustics and views.

Location

18300 W Alameda Pkwy, Morrison, CO 80465

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Packing List

Rain jacket
Refillable water bottle
Comfortable walking shoes
Camera for memories

4.9 ● Google reviews

A very beautiful venue! Wish we had more time & could have heard a concert here. So many legends have played here! We really enjoyed the museum. It had a lot of history on how it was built and all the performers that ever played there were displayed nicely! Lots of parking. The day we visited it was raining so our pictures were limited to the beauty that surrounds it. Super cool!

Definitely a must-visit during a Denver trip. Never had the privilege of going to a concert here, but glad I finally got to visit the majestic amphitheatre against the backdrop of the gorgeous red rocks. Also enjoyed hiking the Trading Post trail. The 1.4 miles definitely felt like 3.1 miles, but it was a great way to start the day. 🥾

I'm so glad I had time while on a work trip to visit this place! It is amazing. The hike is manageable and the scenery is breathtaking. We spotted some deer while walking around. There are a couple of trails. Take water along if planning for a hike and do be aware of rattlesnakes. We didn't spot any, but you just never know. It is clean and well kept. The amphitheater is fantastic and there is a free museum all the way at the top that provides some history of the place and all of the performers and movies screened there. It was nostalgic looking through all that and I'd love to go there for a concert, seems amazing. There is also a water fountain at the top to fill your bottle.

They over sold the show so much that the whole experience was ruined by lack of available seating. We were forced to stand at a rail outside and just listen to it. Being wet and cold was fine but we never got to see the show at all after having driven across states to do so. Place sounds good and looks cool but I’m inclined to advocate for protests to happen so others don’t waste their time or money to see a show they never get to see. I was told some locals that they over sell shows regularly. What a waste of my time and money.

God be praised. Definitely one of the most spectacular sites in the country. The weather in Denver is wild. It was 73 degrees the day before and 32 degrees with light rain the next day when I went to Red Rocks Park. I didn't mind. It was absolutely worth it. God is good.

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